Nobisuke Nobi is the father of Nobita Nobi and the husband of Tamako Nobi in the film Stand By Me Doraemon. He is portrayed as a typical Japanese salaryman who works hard to support his family, embodying the role of a laid-back and easygoing parent. Nobisuke shares several personality traits with his son, including a tendency to be clumsy and forgetful, yet he is fundamentally kind and patient. Unlike his wife, who often reacts with strictness and frustration toward Nobita's shortcomings, Nobisuke serves as a calming presence in the household. He is more lenient and understanding, frequently arriving home from work to diffuse tense situations between Nobita and Tamako and offering gentle encouragement rather than harsh discipline. His motivation stems from a deep care for his family's well-being; he wants Nobita to grow into a responsible person but believes in guiding him through support rather than punishment. In the story, Nobisuke functions as a stable, supportive background figure who provides emotional grounding for the family. His role is not central to the film's primary plot, but his steady presence reinforces the theme of familial love and the importance of having a nurturing home environment. His key relationships are with his wife, Tamako, with whom he forms a complementary parenting team, and his son, Nobita, toward whom he shows warmth and patience. Over the course of the film, Nobisuke's character does not undergo significant personal development, but his consistent reliability highlights the value of quiet, steadfast support in a child's life. In terms of notable abilities, Nobisuke is depicted as a capable provider and a thoughtful father, but he lacks any extraordinary skills or talents that distinguish him outside of his everyday role.